Incremental Development Alliance

TODAY is the final day of regular registration! Our upcoming ATL Workshop is filling up fast, and today is the final day we will be offering regular registration rates. If you plan to attend the ATL Workshop on October 3rd, don't miss your chance to attend at the lowest rate possible. If you are an IncDev Member attending the National Field Trip on October 4th, you will be able to attend the Workshop at a discounted rate. See you soon, ATL!

On Tuesday, December 10, Richard Price will be leading our virtual Small Bites session! Codes, markets, and financing can make small mixed-use buildings complicated. This session will explore strategies for creating successful projects that mix housing and commercial uses.

On Thursday, November 21, Jennifer Krouse will lead our virtual Small Bites session! The more a project costs, the less profitable it will be. Or will it? This session explores a common belief that can diminish a project's returns, if we let it. Learn how to improve the viability of your projects by deploying value drivers that are often overlooked.

On Tuesday, November 5, Sharon Woods will be leading our virtual Small Bites session! Major new employers like General Motors are creating new jobs in this local market, spurring developers to launch new housing developments, with the risk of collectively over-building. Meanwhile, the town is afraid of "apartments" and beginning to promote alternative formats. What are the possible implication of new job creation, and how does that translate into realistic market opportunities?

On Thursday, October 24, Lew Oliver will lead a discussion about facade composition as part of our virtual Small Bites series!

On Tuesday, October 8,?Elizabeth Ward Williams will walk through the latest Incremental Housing Toolkits put together for Chattanooga, thanks to generous support by the Lyndhurst Foundation Inc! Small Bites is our newest virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Sessions will range from an hour to an hour and a half in length. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. An opportunity to ask questions is included at the end of each session.

On Thursday, September 26, as part of our virtual Small Bites series, Jenifer Acosta will share actionable ways small towns can be proactive in their development. We'll discuss the hurdles as well as the opportunities from both the community stakeholder and the developers standpoints. Small Bites is our newest virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Sessions will range from an hour to an hour and a half in length. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. An opportunity to ask questions is included at the end of each session.

Small Bites is our newest virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Sessions will range from an hour to an hour and a half in length. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. Rural Resource Lab: Small-Scale in Small Towns Jenifer Acosta will share actionable ways small towns can be proactive in their development. We'll discuss the hurdles as well as the opportunities from both the community stakeholder and the developers standpoints.

Introducing, Small Bites. Join us for our next virtual Small Bites session with Eric Kronberg as we explore how to bend the rules to make attainable housing! We'll walk through the background of Finley Street Cottages and how Atlanta's zoning ordinance was leveraged to allow more attainable housing choices without subsidy. Small Bites is our newest virtual training series delivering relevant and valuable tools on the implementation of small-scale development. Sessions will range from an hour to an hour and a half in length. Led by our diverse faculty, they’ll offer expertise drawn from real-life experiences. These sessions are for people of all skill levels, from small-scale developers and local advocates, to policymakers. An opportunity to ask questions is included at the end of each session.

Check out our friends at Incremental Development Alliance and their Small Scale Developer Workshop, happening on August 29th in Tulsa, Oklahoma! More information and how to register is below! https://lnkd.in/gd4VrU2i